Holy Ghost movie review: A supernatural thriller that touches the heart

Star cast: Jenn Osborne, Cleve Langdale, Maya Adler, David Tiefen Daniel, Daniel S. Carlan, Aaron Blomberg

Director: Shravan Tiwari

Filmmaker Shravan Tiwari, who is known for his previous critically acclaimed series Murshid, has come up with an English horror-mystery movie, ‘Holy Ghost,’ starring Jenn Osborne, Cleve Langdale, and David Tiefen Daniel.

Grace Brown (Maya Adler), a little girl in the town of Augusta, is abducted at the beginning of the film and recovered from a kidnapper’s isolated farm. She maintains that Jim (Aaron Blomberg), a police officer who passed away a year ago, saved her. Detective Madison Wells (played by Jenn Osborne) starts to solve a terrifying mystery that combines supernatural and real-world horror. The investigation becomes more intense when another girl disappears, uncovering a larger conspiracy connected to previous killings, unspoken truths, and the potential reappearance of a spectral killer or rescuer. The true core of the narrative is the climax. Therefore, one must watch it to find out what occurs at the end.

Actress Jenn Osborne is the real attraction of the film. Her performance is outstanding, and she impressed the audience with her dashing onscreen look as a detective. Child artist Maya Adler is another attraction of the film. Her innocent look gels perfectly with the part she is playing in the film. Apart from them, other artists like Cleve Langdale, David Tiefen Daniel, Daniel S. Carlan, and Aaron Blomberg have also done justice to their parts.

The captivating directing of Shravan Tiwari keeps the audience’s interest through the entire film, and the story, script, and dialogues are all excellent. The distant locales are exquisitely portrayed, and the cinematography is good.

Overall, this is one of the finest horror-mystery movies that will be able to impress the audience, especially those who love this genre.

Rating: 3 (out of 5 stars)

Holy Ghost is releasing on 8th August